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it" Jd l) .. .. I”mm-men mm on. of the mottt gluing instincts of mis carriage ofjnntice on record. nnd, for the “an: of the Court in still whining Shoe. ha I winner. in prospect that moths- Iimmgnt will Indian-stint him." - his: ‘10!de mingljn-u'e. don-in the en. ofthe aimed mehett. Fun " B-r.-ah, Monday night _ “In Ind driving bolus of Mr. John “than than“ . ofTroyJer-aconnmw "brtu--att. tf.t':g.'e 'uiimuimra -.. Tho building. oonhinod q the M of Mr. Gmbb‘n crop. Md ttin lou um boom 08,000. whieh in My covet- yhyu-toeintuAGCiri"ii'i Co.of 1“.- m our Bteoqu . free mad, " to “impeached "it “I. II thu imam A Gun Coxv:xxr;xcn.-'1'he new no- eommodntion train commenced nining be- tween Orangeville and Owen Sound last Hominy morning. It leaves Orange-ville at 6:60 arriving at Dundnlh " 8:44 a. m. and " Owen Sound 11:30. In the Iner- noon it leeves Owen Sound " 4:45 univ- ing at Dundelk " 8:15 uni Orangeville It " p. m. This in A great convenience toi any wishing to Ko to the County Town end hack the same day, As they can easily do no having nearly five hours to do busi. neu. The train runs on Mondays, Wed. nesdays and Fridays. Waraara Tomasmr vs. G. W. R. Co.-, The cue of the Township of Wallace min“ the Great Western Railway. to com. pel that Company to keep open a station at Gownnstown, was armed in June last, be- fore His Honor. the Chancellor of the Pro. vince. who, alterhaving heard both parties, ooh time to consider his decision. On ', Wednesday of last war-k he gave judgement l n the matter. The Chancellor determined _ that the Great Western Rnilwny Company were not properly canying out the agree- J went with the township. and that t ey t were bound to keep a tieket.oftim, and he f ordered the company to do so " once. He , duo order: them to pay the cost of their defence. .1 Tn than! Mmtorrc-..Ths, Montreal J.' Wuhan referring to the action of the Grand n Jury in Sheehan‘a ease ttaytc--Irt the face - of the sworn testimony of the witnesses for he Ireoeseeution, who were brought before them that this an Sheehu we: seen to Am deliberately at close tin-nor: upon tr, mohett And we: heard to use murderous m In.” the juryeoolly comes into Court oil with I "no bill" in Sheehen'e use, Ind but 8t it the prudent ection of the Court, this M_- .1 . "RAM Avm."--on Thursday last Mr. Joseph West, of the 2nd Cum, Melanethon, chat I very large horned owl of a dark col- or (Shh Virginiana). The bird war a very tine one. measuring from tip to tip of wings tive feet seven inches. The cars were about three inches long. Conductor Lewis purchased the bird and took it to a Tuidennist in Toronto. Co-.-h concert in aid of the build. ing fund of the new Presbyterian Church will be held in the Schmnl Home, Dundalk, on the evening of Tuesday. the 16th inst. (that day). A selection offirat chum music by I (lee ptrty. under the lenders-hip of Mr. Vernon, will be given. Also th number of Magma and lulu: by well-known ama- kurl. As great care has been taken in the eclection and preparation of the programme, a plemnt evening may be expected. Ad. mission " cents. Concert commences at i , o'clock. Chow. -""F _.V.l.. TPa East Gunman, took tire and was burnt, Thin morning a pile of wood near Proton nation was on fire and burnt. Tn Owen Sound Central Show was quite a success. The Northern Union Show. It Orangevillo. last week, was I sue: "tttt in every way. About 01,000 was taken It the gate, Ind the show in Bowers, fruit, roots. grain, fancy Work. and art, was very tine, being ueuly equal to the Guelph i lhni, 011: day lately Richard Nichol of Proton was brought before H. H. Stovel. John Robertson and T. S'mith, at Mount Forest, charged with having taken a quantity of lumber end carpenters tools from Mr. Webster', lumber yard. Yeovil. Nichol wu committed to Owen Sound jail. Common!) IAmsr.-th, Friday night last about one hundred cords of Wood on the T. G. & B. R., about 4 miles south of Dun. ddk. belonging to W. H. Hunter, Esq.. of it”; CI-..-, . ' . An investigation was held last week at Owen Sound into alleged irregularities of the Bond of Examiners for the County of Grey, and resulted in a clear vindication of the Board, as the witnesses examined fail. " to sustain the charges. l -_- - "u... was nuancen n snow norm on the Bulking and heavy rains on we phila- in Bulgaria. The position of the belligerent, is about the same " last week. @Genuine Unfermented Grape l for invalid: and othem,manuruetured l Smith & Co, Fairfield Plains, OHMO, on we at the Dundllk Medical Hull. Tam War news no of very little i lace thin week, There has been a norm on the Bulking. and henvv mi Hun Ram.--Thsu morning . Visited by . very heavy rain storm will putnstop to the bulb fires maritime. trttit diiiii5"iiir. mm Una: Amaem.rrmat. Slow, Dnndnlh. on Tue-day, October 16th. Wont. at Holstein. Tuesday, Oct'r 9. Northern Exhibition, Walkerton, Oct. . 10, It Ind 12. Wart Wollington, at Arthur vilUg c, Oct. " and W. Cum. Wollington. Elan. October 11 nd It. Dundalk, October -k, Iairei. ' "P-rio-ie-e-------------, “v _ Local and Other Items. nu Exhibitions; 9 man, though, man]. d evidence, he is ted. nstice. or is our System ' " Pronounce this xing inst-noo- of mir, It "Cord. und, for the in still Whining Sh... would to-dny be walk. mu you!!!" 5now was The Northern Union Ile, last Week. was a auc- About 91,000 was taken 'nfennented Grape Wine morning we were Famtnrod by R, V " “yaw!“ " ttll tUlds Ind log homes. being mostly holdings ot hut-brads under the Mani. toba Art and sold by them uhprepmtion is unreal to the thr wut. _ per Acre. Mr. Kelly's tine blood stallion and one or two homo being taken” but import. Mr. Kelly, Into of Signer, has bought 2,- too acres on both sides of the Red River Jim-ted near Delorme'l, Lowe‘s, Mercer's and McCru's " " per are with outer hay china, Iorip for 1,420 acres at60 cent: per Acre. Mr. Kelly's tine Mr. J.K. McLean, P. L. S., of Mount ’Forest. has just returned from d success- ful season's sun'eyin the Muskoka District. His operations lay principally inthe town. ship of Wood, where he found much lend suitable for agrierultara1 purposes. Already . large number of nonlet- lane entered the W1) end commenced operation. , which in the _ The Quebec Government will make ex- trwrdinary etrurta to bring to justice the murderer of Sergeant Dore, of the Provin- cial Police. who was shot on Saturday near St. Joseph, county of Beauce. l Moved by Mr. Boyd, seconded by Mr. Mmheland, That this Council do now ad- journ to meet again on the fourth Tuesday in Octobermt the Ontario 1Iottse,cedarvilhs. --carried. Moved by Mr. Fleming, seconded by Mr. Boyd, That the Clerk, Reeve, and Assessor receive their pay for selecting jurors, as followa,viz: Clerk M,Assmssur M, and Reeve '4.---Carried. Moved by Mr. Modeland, seconded by Mr. Boyd, That the Reeve issue an order In favor of J uhn Vert, Township Clerk, on the Treasurer for the sum of " for his Ber. viees as Commissioner on Humming the liy-Laws of this Munieipsuitr-carried. now Mth Sep., 1877. Moved by Mr. Modalnnd, seconded by Mr. Boyd, That the Clerk is herohyauthor- ized to purchase a copy of the new Munei. pal Act for the use of this Munieipalitr-- Carried. Moved by Mr. Boyd, seconded by Mr. Agnew, That the tapplication of Andrew Stewart tor the offiee of Collector be re. ceived, and that his remuneration be 965. and that his securities offered be accepted. --Cnrried. Moved by Mr. Agnew, seconded by Mr. Boyd, That the Reeve be requested toissue an order in favor of James Gillies for " for statute labor performed for lot 12, Con. 7, for 1l47b'.--Carried. Moved by Mr. Fleming, seconded by Mr. Agnew, That Mr. Boyd be appoiued to let and inspect immediately the repuriug of the _ bridge on the 12th Con, over the Slugeoni River.--Carried. l Moved by Mr. Fleming, seconded by Mr. Boyd, That the Clerk be requested to ln, struct Messrs. McFayden & Roberts of the intention of this Council to proceed imme, dintely to collect of H. C. Biglmm the un- paid taxes of 1876, on lot 27, Con, 10, and discharge the 'ants-Carried. l I Moved by Mr. Agnew, seconded by Mr, _ Fleming, That the Clerk be requested to prepare a. liy-Law to give Meet to the Pe, tition of Police Trustees of Dundalk,asking setting aside of eight foot on oppsite sides of the streets in said village for erecting side walks, planting shade) trees and similar purposes, with power to protect the “1110‘ from injury or distraetiom-carried. _ Moved by Mr. Boyd, seconded by Mr. Mode-land, That the Communication of Joseph McArdlo, Esq., applying for the statute labor paid in taxes in 1876 on lot ll, Con. 13, and part oflot 12, Con. 18, be referred to the Clerk for enquiry as to what amount said road Division is entitled from said statute ltsbor.-carried. Moved by Mr. Agnew, seconded by Mr. Fleming, That the arrears of taxes against East half of Lot No. 22,Cort. 14,bo expend- ed on the road adjacent. provided Mr. Crawforth, the proprietor, place on the sumo road the sum of .6 gratis labor.- Carried. l Moved by Mr. Fleming, seconded by Mr, Agnew, That the complaint of George Scott to the effect that he is impressed that School Section No. 4, of which he is a trustee, has received a disproportionate amount of Legislative grunt this year. be respectfully referred to the Inspector for investigation.‘ -cttrried. Ileport of Committee Appointed at Hope. ville meeting of Council, relating to by-lnws, received and filed by the Clerk. Several commanieation, received and fend over by the Clerk. The members of the Council all present and the Reeve presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting hold " Hopeville read over and eonfirmed. per adjournment, " Dundalk, in ongof'tlle Rooms of the Hotel kept by Mr. June: Reid. I On: show In: Monday Vile visited by a large number otpoople, the weather being very tunable. One thing was very no- ticeeble. and which I he" observed st other shows. we: the notorious at.“ of dmnkeneu exhibited by a number of those attending tU show, end the boldness with which the vile "nit we- sold. What ham become of the Dunkin Act men ? It sp- ‘pemtome therein. leek of coursge on 'their part. About ten deye ago {he dwelling house and hem belonging to June: MoDon-ld, 2nd Con., & D. R. Glenelg. about two miles from l'rieeville. wee consumed by tire with his entire crop. No insurance. Township Council of Proton met, Proton Council. lllghl' tly mgmvzgugy 13d J omr Var. Clerk. - mom-mm- wu auctioning Spring wheat. red ehatr, lat, J. MoMnr. I We uhnll publish the pri do 8, 21.11]. ,tt,,'i,P,':',tg A',. , tttt to which we "for on: mad pnngw on,unyo or m. a. ' . ... Wilson. 2nd, J. Richardson; 8rd, N. Boyd. of thes "mm” exhibitor, trd','?',,'.,,',,".';,):;,,'."""'; 2nd, R. Blaek; Yotmo LADY Daommir.. ' . . . . . inc-Review says thnt on ,dtthtshlt1,ttlt, 'tnd, A. Ding. daughter of Mr. James Di] White onto, Int. B. Gaston; Sind, G. andem on the Welland Weir; 8rd, J. Deyel]. “10'1"".- M... “"" _ . Sow, aged, lat. W. McLean; 2nd, J. McArdle. ( Spring BOW, Int. J. Porter; 2nd, W. Me. ‘Leurn; 8rd, J. McArdle. murmur. Pair fowl, named. Ist, J. G. Peer; 2nd, W. McGirn. Pair turkeys, lat, W.Stewart; M,0.Weir. Pair geese, let, A. Bryce; 2nd, A. Mo. Donald. i Pnirdttekr, lat, S. Kinnoll; 2d. AA1il1im. m J. Rch tdttott. _ W", "e"'.""" Ihtommn.--The St.Csthu- ' . . . ines Roman; says that on Wednesdsy u 3 altru?s.hlt',haton; Pd, A. Ding. daughter of Mr. James Dill, Section Super- White osts, Ist, ik Gregson; Stud, G. intendent on the Welland canal. was wslk- Veir; 8rd, J. Dsysll. ing across the head gates of Lock 7, she Blsck oats, Int, J. G. Peer; 2nd,J.Abbott. tripped Ind fell into the lock, and befomr, Peek timothy seed, A. Dingwall. assistance could reach her was teiiiii) noon, INC. The deemed W“ between 17 and 18 years Early rose potatoes, lat. B. Blsck; 2nd, of Age. I I Pair shearling ewes. let, G. Campbell; 2nd, S. Kiuuell. Fat sheep, lst. S. Gregson; 2nd, J. G. Poet; 3rd, A. Bryce. . Pair ewe lambs. lat. J. Modehnd; 2nd, J. Hussein; 3rd, B. Hannam. SWINE. Boar, aged, Ist, W. McLean; 2nd, A. Bryce. Spring boar, lat. John Porter; 2nd, " McArdle; 8rd, J. Porter. _ Aged mm. Ist, G. Campbell; 2nd. T. Meaghan 3rd, H. Hnnnnm. Shearlmg ram, 1st, It. Black; 2nd, Geo Campbell; 3rd, S. Kinnell. Ram Lamb, Ist, J. Mmleland; Md, Geo Campbell; 8rd, ll. Black. Pair aged ewes. lat. J. Hansen; 2nd, G. Campbell; 8rd, J. Modeland. P,ll 211935 1yt, J l Helm-anon; Working oxen, 1st, R. Campbell; 8rd, J. Ferris. One year old bull, G, tdi." Cunpboll; 2nd. J. G. Poor. Bull calf, In, It. Campbell; 2nd, T. Meagher; 8rd, A, Bryco. Cow, Ist, James Ferris; 2nd, T, Meaghan 3rd, ll. Black. Two year old heifer. lst,J. Hassett: 2nd, Andrew' Dingwull; llrd, S. Gregson. 1 One your old heifer. Ist, D. McMillan; 2nd, J. Mndelund; 3rd, J, Ferris. Heifer calf, 1st and 2nd, It. Black; 8rd, G. Weir. mum. can“. Bull, aged. W. McLearn. Two year old bull, lat. Far 2nd, J amen Ferris; 3rd, G. ( Best shod homo, A. H. Burnett. THOROUGI! mum CATTLE. Bull, three years old and up! Modeland. Two year old bull, R. Black. Cow, Joshua Modeland. Heifor calf, J. Modeland. One year old My, let, A. Dingwall; 2nd, Geo Weir; 8rd, P. Ryan. Colt foul. Ist, J. Deyell; 2nd, G. Camp. boll; 3rd, J. Campbell. Filly foal, lat. P. McGregor; 2nd, T. Moagher. Two year old filly, lat, P. Ryan; W. Stewart. One your old colt. Ist, J. Butchelor R. Black. Buggy horse, Ist, ll. Hassgrd; 2nd, J. McArdle; 8rd, S. Gregson. Saddle horse, Ist, J. T. Wilson; 2ai1, S. Kiuncll; 8rd, D. McArthur. Brood mare. bt, Thos Meagher; 2nd, George Campbell; 8rd, Wm Vagan. Two year old cult, Ist, J . Milleuor; 2nd, B. Black; 8rd, W. McLenm. Entire horse, draft, Peter MeGregor. Entire horse, roadster, Robt Campbell. Jlairheavy team horses. Ist, G. Camp. bell; gud, J. Campbell; 8rd. D. Mehrthdr. Pair carriage horses, Ist, W. J, Wilson; 2nd, J. MCMurdn; 8rd, O'Coughliu. B to the township, but these errors should cause the directors to be more careful in 1 future. There was . deal of interest taken in exhibiting the horses, the primsipal ex- . hibitors were W. J. Wilson, Geo Campbell ' and J. Campbell. In thorough bred cattle three of the entries were made by Mr. ' J oshms Modeland, who deserves credit for, t his enterprise ', introducing such fine 1 animals into the township. In other cattle l there were some very good milch cows. , A fine pen of hogs was shown by Wm Me. Learn. and a. well-bred young boar, only four and a half months old, was exhibited by Joseph McArdle. and in few good pigs by John Porter. The grain far exceeded any in the pest, and showed great improv. ment in Proton this year. Fall wheat sp- pem's to be doing well here now. The display of roots was good, dairy produce was abundant, and domestic manufactures and ladies work would do credit toany township. Tho chief exhibitors in grain and roots were R. Block, J Richardson, G. ('mnpbell, W. Stewart, W. Plaster, B. _ Purslow, S. Kiunell, J. Farris, J. McMurdo 1 and T. Meagher. In ladies, work several 1 articles were brought to the show room for which no prizes were offered,“ the ( prize list in this line was not so large " i last year. The chief exhibitors were Mrs. J. Millenor, Mrs. Dingwall and Miss Me. 1 Arthur. The following is the t PRIZE LIST. J HORSES. I The Proton Agriculture Society held their eighth ennunl exhibition at the vo. lage of Hopeville on Thursday, Sept. Wth. The dny being fine I very large number of people were preeent. The entrieI were -hom" 78, thoroughbred cattle 4, grade cettle 60, sheep M, hogs l4, {owls 16.grein 53; roots. etc.. 100; truit 18; dairypro. dnce. ete., 40; domestic mannfsctnrel and huliee' work TIP, implements, etc., lo- total 500. Some confusion was caused by people waiting till the hut hour before get. ting their tickets, and for I time the Secre- tary was very busy, " most of the entries were mode on the morning of the show. This caused a few errorl. A {may quilt belonging to Mrs Dingwnll, end which would hove been I. credit to the Provincial show, we; ruled out by the judges, because not properly classed. A pair of good heavy blankets belonging to Mn D. McMillen had the ticket either rubbed or taken oir. A bag of early rose potatoes, belonging to J. Richardson, got the wrong number on, and so lost its chance of a prile. Never- loss the show was a success, and a credit SHEEP. .153. Sam. Et)gerton; 3rd, G. Campbell. ; M, A. Gillies. Black ; 2nd, J. and upwards, J. 8rd, of the successful exhibitgr; Messrs. Hall Bro. did .rmrhimr business for about two hours, auctioning off goods. Mr. 11on wee auctioning uit goods too. We shell publish the prim list next week, to which we refer "?'.y.Pamtkrtunamdl " n... -..--___¢,. . .. .. l the street who, while trying to walk in u ataight course, uppeared to he unnble to do no. If the Inspector had been on hand.he would not havehad much troublein getting: conviction, " intoxicating liquor wu sold openly from one of the mud: on the ground. 1 the It was quite evident that somebody wn violating the law by selling intoxicating liquor, " several parties might be seen on welr labors about three o'clock, when the doors were opened and the crowd admit. r. was held in the Waggon shop of Mr Havens. In the room down stairs were tho roots, grain, vegetables», dairy produce, etc. The potatoes were the largest we have seen at any show, there being thirteen or fourteen entries. Seven tubs of butter and e num- ber of baskets were on exhibition, ell of ; good quality. About a dozen pumpkins and squeshes of extraordinary dimensions ( i were on exhibition. Onions were good, l particularly 1st and 2nd prize ones. Growl . was fairly represented, the pens were nice . and clean, there being 4 bags. The 1st ' prize barley was of an excellent color, five entries. There was a good display of white , and black oats. Fall and spring wheat ', was a nice sample. There was a good dis. play of apples and crab apples and two plates of plums. In apples “Lady's blush" took the 1st prize. Peers were well repre- sented. Beets, cabbage, and citions were very huge. Table carrots were rather in, _ ferior in quality. There were e number ot entries of field carrots and turnips, but they were mostly small in size. Celery, corn, l and pal-snipe were good. Awell made sett , of harness was shown. On going up stairs we noticed a. very fine organ. Mr. Wm. Doll, of Flesherton had e nice case of ' jewellry and a. clock, on exhibition. In the A way of curiosity was shown every large 2 Icucumber grown inside a. glass bottle. A very beautiful feather wreath, a number of handsome quilts, fancy knitting, knitted stockings, mitts, rag nuts. home-mule I bread, two specimen's of sampler work, home-made flannel, etc.. were on exhi- bition in this room. The judges got through their labors about three o'eloek, when the On Monday lest the annual exhibition of the Artemesie Agricultural Society was held at Prieoville. From an early hour in the forenoon vehicles of various descriptions might be seen going to the village on the various roads leading to it, and by noon . very large number of people had collected. The show of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs was held in a field on the face of the hill down near the river. Some very good ihorses were on the ground. The Ihow of cettlo was not no good as one Would expect, we noticed an aged bull, Is very fine animal. Quite a number of sheep were shown. but there in room for improvement in the quali- ty. Among the pigs we notioede very tine hou- end sow. Grain, roots, &r--A. Webster, Prieerille; John Stevenson, Dundaik, and ti. Mun Jde, Flesherton. Ladies work ke. 1e.,--Orrte. A. Webster, Priceville; Mm. Irwin, Orchardville, and Mrs, Swanson, Egremont. Horses and txtttle--Gmes Lnuder, Glenelg; John Irwin, preUrdvilhs; and James Dunbar. Mount Forest. Sheep and pigs-Wm. Cawiield, Egro mont; Geo. Anderson, Glenelg, and J, Swanson. Egremunt. Set whiiBetrsset, and neckyoke, A. H, Burnett. Straw hat, Mrs. Dingwnll recommended. Entries were made by G. Weir, D. Me. Kenzie and Mrs. Gilles, for stocking yarn, recommended by the judges; also severnl piecos of taming. Onmmentnl flowers, lat, Mrs. Millenor; 2nd, Mrs. J. A. Scarlet. Crochet work, lat, Miss McArthur; 2nd, Mrs. Millenor. Ornamental uedle work, Int, Mrs. Mil. lenor; 2nd, Mm. J. Ferris. Dingw'au Pair woollen mitts, lat. Minn Isabel: Dingwall; 2nd, Miss l, Dingwnll. Pair woollen Socks, lat, MILD. Meken. zie; 2nd, Miss Gillies. Flannel, cotten 3nd wool, lst,A. Gillies; 2nd, A. Dingwall. lenor. Pair Woollen blankets; let, S. Fleming; 2nd. D. McMillan. , Full cloth, lst, W. Stewart; 2nd,J. Mil. Plums. Ist, J. Porter; 2nd. J. McDondd; 8rd, John Richardson: Dwayne levrAmnzs, mm wounm. nun. Luge spples, lat. J. Ferris; 2nd. J. A. Scarlet. 8rd, B. Cmpboll. Crab apples, lat. Don. McDonald; 2nd, J. Ferris; 8rd, J. McArdlo. _ Yalldw 'umtta, Ist, J. Has-etc; Md, W. Stewart. White can-oh. J. Hum“. Pmnipo. Thou. Meaghan Cabbage, Ist, R. thk: 2nd. R. Ferris. Tomatoes,ist,W. Plaster, 2nd.J.Millonor. Luge onionl, lat, D. McMillnn; 2nd, J. Campbell. GI]. potatoe onions. Irt, o. Cunpboll; 2nd, N. A, McDonald. v. unuuuu-uu , om, u. my!!! Any other kind potatoes, In. 2nd, 8. Kinnell; 8rd, J. Rich: Other tttmips, m. G. Weir; Snd, A. Dingwtsl1, Any other kind pontoon, Ist, J. linker; 2nd, B. Kinnell; 8rd, J. Richnrdson. Swede turni , lat, A. Fol-[mom and. B. Pamlow. p0 ' J. 1tiehardeson; 3rd, G. Cmpboll. Juood..utsu, In, R. Cmpbell; Sud, A, Artemesia Show. THE msm: snow JUDGES. -., ... """""o, Ill ". . ceived intelligence of the death od hie...“ , George, of Menitobe. by manta l ing. Six years ego “and t,ltll'f. Western Provineemnd. _ I” joined the mounted police forum position f he held until the time of his death by the 'unfortunate Moident. Another great fire in Burk. Sunni.) last-a store and tourdmsiiiew--u" Mo,, 000. Unluckly place, Ban-is. The Bar, Mr. McInnu. mm Minister. preached his in“ lama to hi. conception “Thu-nil"? an SAN-“- John Hudson. 1’th quilt, lat, Mrs. Ed. Linley. PM! mitta, list, I J. fr, Hudson. ' Burk oats, Ist, James Winters; 2nd, [ John Winters. White Oats, lat, P. Winner; 2nd. John Inkster. Pens. Mrs. W, M. Buckingham. Cup potatoes. Ist, Henry Hudson; 2nd, James Winters. Any other kind potatoes, Ist, John Little; 2nd, H. Hudson. Potatoe onions:, lat. R. Y. Burk; 2nd,. John Kerton. Seed onions, Ist, John Kuhn; 2nd, R. Y. Burk. Blood beets, lst and 2nd, John Kerton. Cabbages, let. T. Bmwnridge; 2nd, II. Spofrord. Apphm, lst. Thou. Bromidge ; 2nd, J was Winters. Collection of fruit, John Winters. Tomatoes, Wm. Brewster. Butter, lat. P. Winner; 2nd, John Buckingham. Mr. Berlin wool. Mm. Wm. Philip-3 2nd. in. Wm. Heron. ancy knitting, J. tk Hudson. l alum. noon, no. Best bushel Glasgow when. ht. Juno- Winters; 2nd, It. Y. Burk. Any other kind of spring wheat, lit. Philemon Winner; 2nd, John Little. Barley, Ist, P. Winner; 2nd. W. II. Calquett. mum's won um nxunc'muu. Single Cutter, ht sud 2nd. Wm. Guy. Five yards aatinet, Wm. Heron. Five yards fall cluth. Wm. Heron. Five yards ihuuMrl, Wm. Heron. Pair blankets, lat. Wm. Huron: Sn, Spring now, Ist, Wm. Brewster; Li/i McMorrin. "as. Aged boar, Wm. Brewster, spring ban, lat. Joseph McMorris ; 2nd, Wm. Brewster. Pair aged ewes, lat. Joseph Mellorris; 2nd. Duvid Hill. Shearling ewes. lst and 2nd, D. Hill. Pair ewe hunbs, Ist, J. McMorril; 2nd, Rum lamb, lit. D. Hill; 2nd, Joseph McMm-ris. Aged um, Wm. Brewster, shouling mm, lat. Joseph MoMorriu: 2nd, Wm. Brewster. Spring heifer, lst, J. S. Hudson. Two year old heifer. ni, Wm Guy ; 2nd, H. 8pofrurd. momma nun CATTLE. Bull, Henry Hudson. our): our“. Bull, Aged, Josiah Gamay. One year old bull, Joseph MeMorris ; 2nd, It. Y. Burk. Cow, Wm. Gay ; 2nd, Thoma Brown. ridge. One year old heifer. lat. Thou. Brown. ridge; 2nd, Josiah Gurney. One year old roadster, nu .8. Hudson ; 2nd, ll. Y. Burk. One year old gelding or filly, In, J. S. Hudson ; 2nd. Hugh Lumen. Spring colt. Ist, Wm Armour; 2nd, H. Sprtstt. Saddle Home. lat, RY. Burk; 2nd.John Agnew. Brood mare, lat, Henry hrratt; 21111. John Hudson. Two you old gelding or filly, Ist, Wm. Brewster ; 2nd. John Moorehesd. The chief Ittnction of the show Ind which drew the mention end admiration of the Inge number of people present was the horsemsnship of A number of young ladies. A purse was contributed end de. vided between Miss Medill, MissTompkins and Miss Burk-Miss Medill and Miss Tompkins getting equnl money. A 't ’individuals were the worse of liquor, being _ supplied we believe from the sumo source as those in Priceville were. The follow- ing,trupplied to us by the gentlemnly sec- retary, Mr. Joseph Gurney, in the PRIZE LIST. souls. Best general purpose teem, J. a. Kent- ing ; 2nd, Joshua Traverse. 'rn mm: - wss held in the Onnge Edi, an!” the judge. weuthrongh with their J the hall we- thrown open to the pnbh'o and woe soon crowded with visitors. We no- ticed s beautiful pleid shew] mule by Mr. Wm. Heron " his Woollen Wetoey, end which wee eqml to my menufscturod in the Dominion. Mr. Heron elso showed s pnir of well and. blankets. Mlle of tweed. winoey, fUnmsi, all! some stocking yen: ell of iigat quslity. Several well nude sud hsndeome quilt. were hung st the end _ of the hall, Mrs. Wm. Heron taking let prize. Severe] specimens ofknitted {may work sud wool nuts, knitted mitts, etc., completed the show in Indies work. The potatoes were very good. Mr. b'pottord showed two very Inge pumpkins Mr Karton took hit and 2nd prizes for onions, And beets and let for curate. Mr, K. evidently understands mising vegetsbles. Citrons, corn, cabbage and tomatoes were ell good. There were several baskets of bat. ter. For n wonder no turnips were "hi. bited. The show of grain we; thir. A very nice set of horse shoes were shown. 'of the Osprey Agricultural society wan hold at tho village of Maxwell. Tho show of cattlo. may and pip was infkorto what itshouldbafromthopmgnuolthatown- ship. On Tuesdny but the mum! oxlu'bition a Mm. Wm. muon; John Wham SEEK P. Josiah Gurney; 2nd, l, and. Mn. Inter. The world needs . few "i,iJLT, 3nd {nation of the Plimsoll style. Bet double ur-.................. l M Bet single human 1 00 Pair menu fine boot.-..............1 M Pdrmen'u course boou............ l 00 EXTRA. Best collection of Potatoes, one gallon of cool: kind-at on}: by J, on Duns. Earp. Hudwnro Ids-bl. mud-1k CLASS E.--austFacTcrtEs. Best lumber '"gtron.....................t Spring '"Mon........................ I Loar bread............ 75 M 26 CLASS J.-HOME MANUFACTURE. In. 2nd. Boat Full cloth 5 sd............." 00 $0 .50 Satin“. ti ynnls............ 1 00 60 Twelve plums............... Mt M Twelve crab npple-......... 50 M CLASS L-DAIRY PRODUCE. In. 2nd. 8rd. Best in lbs. butterput up in In, lhIpe.......l 50 " 00 W 60 N, of butter not [on But twelve winter .ppua...... ht. 2net. But bushel pontoon.............l 60 u 00 " 817de turnipl......... 50 25 Six other kind turnipu... 50 25 " b-ru..................... 50 M Six cabbage li-is......... 60 25 Six an *orn............... 80 25 Six field .arrou............ 50 M, Peek onions gummy"... 60 25 Peek my other kind onions 60 26 Two pumpkins............... Mt 25 Set whims than: and neck yoke.. M home limes Pair bob sleigh! Long 'sltrlgh......, AID. I But two bushell {all ,rGat...tg 00 " Two bushel» spring who“ 2 00 1 Two bulimia white oau... 1 00 Two bushels Link on“... I 00 Two bushels of I'-....... 1 00 Pair double mitu......... Wax fltrrrera..........,....... Berlin wool work, mised.. Hooked mu.................. Pu'r menu nutu............ In. 2nd. 1300th our on. your old..." oo $1 00 So" thut_hu raised pigs Tnttinu work Crotchet work mir work..... Patch work quilt............ Knitted quilt................ ancy quilt.................. Home. made tine shirt.... Embroidery .................. Knimod tttee.................. Antimicnmr ................ Braiding work............... Flannel, tr Ara............ Loaf bread............ am so itm.U.y.Ts oo 1 00 Ton lbs home undo choose 10 IU...... l 00 " Twolvo penrl.............. Twelve fall npplel......... But Entire hone, my -...tra ti-oi; Tom heavy duh bones. 8 00 l 00 no. large palm. We gin dunnofpriuo . their intention of sculpting. and 2'u,1.'t: on buy noting 'te'-, ornaments. Tho show " open to my person in Proton. Osprey, Antonin. and Molnnothon. on mbocribing Ono Dollar, up to the day previoul to the Exhibition. Any penon bringing my "tui. of merit to the show, when»: tho lung in mention. cdinthopriulistornot.villnodoubtbo +iogdmrmUd by the judgu, and will u- ooivo I priu of“ good "la-the Dimet. l The fmt Exhibition of the Dana-u: l Union Agricultural Boole". will be bold in Illi- 'ilu.. on Tunaby. October loch. We up”! to no on. of the but exhibition. on that day that bu boon held in the County of Guy, " I large number“ the mental of surrounding Township "t Pair of uk yard (owls... " iii CLASS F.--G1taiy. , t""' u. K""'"'...-.........., Psi: turkeys.................. Ono you old colt molding Spring colt or filly......... 1 CLASS B.-CATTLE. Two you old can (guiding Team outing. h-..... in Brod. turnipl......... 50 'ther kind turnips... 50 b-ru..................... 50 nbbngo h-is......... 60 an ourn............... tho field .arrou......,..... 50 onions (poutoe)...... 60 my other kind onions 50 pumpkins............... Mt CLASS H.--PBUIT. CLASS E.--P0ULTitr. 1hgndtulr Union Show. CLASS G.--W90Ts'. of we. "'"--............... Ipring pigs............ CLASS D.--tiWINE. CLASS c.-SHEEP. tuv)....................'. CLASS A.-BOR8E8. '"--.............. ................-... gallon! purpose... i-.................. "-.............. 1st. In. 2nd. $0 go " 25 lat. 2nd. 10 " to 50 . " go " " " 75 " In. 2nd .01 m Ind 75 " 25 M 110 Canton [liver but broken through It mnUnhmeot. cud Jone eonsilcrtd,hs has“. to 'reor.. Cholera is Jenn-ting my ofthe towns and we. ofChim. M. Gravy, applaud-at M the French Chamber of Deputies, ha been "locum! to mood Thins u louder of the Downer-t- in party in Prince. It is stated that 87.” models were de. Mmrd by (he Washington PM Oitiro an. We: W,000 on which no patents was muted. Beg-ive, {cm on eon-in Cmmliun huh. Iimilu- to than manly mmmuunl in he Walton: sum, have boon dine-Ivor- " in “and. TIM mortality in an Presidency ot Mad. nnineatbe bqtinttingof the you in wt down by tom authorities a m quarter' If . million. ( Nady ttve, hundnd Human immi. grant (mm Great Briton]. Dennnrk. Nor- a}. sad Sweden Arrival u Now York on Saturday. Thom John Hank.- well known chu- m of Gmonoquo. WM (and drowned noun-ll: Lrlnnd, on “(My morn- ing. A young lady recently killed I and. when feet long. near Milton. n vanity hitherto unknown in will Ptoviuoe. The Brandon] liquor Mom In" been compromised. the defendants ouch payiatg I” and costs to the dented "ttt. Autumn by the maze of High Blutt Grange. Ito, been organized at I plus of that name in Manitou. Typhoid in u moment very prevalent in the County of Simone. WUrzam-qh, Wednesday night. 19th 't ult.. on Mr. Wilkins. who "stride, m. the u, _ 00 B. B. near Dodd'o mill. Orchardvillr. wnn (I) proceeding up the reed towards thin vi]. Inge from Arthur. where he had [HIM no I. cow end on. he won not upon by some a. (our men and rather roughly handled. " Ho uny- that when new the [kiln-u, era. sing. about tlee miles below here, he met ad. two men on hunch-ck. coda hu'inguhnm 00 to himnelt. who passed him “thins-yin: 'rrtything. They were child, [alien-d by m other two who were riding on one mind. " The latter upon meeting Mr. W. stopped end Inked him what time it mu. " the sd. some time getting " their home. To thir go question he replied in an " Unded mun» go nor tut it nu time all people new in Ind. " Upon seeing their motes amp the timt two returned nnd ohm jumped " their horses. l After the four men had got together nun I) of them naked Mr. W. " I chewuftohncm- i0 which he gum him. He we. then Inked it) if he had My ceutn, replying that he land o not. He was then mixed by three of the ponies end thrown down. AM ”In: I level-n! “tempt: to - one ofthe men 6 stood on one of hi: onu- nnd mother on 5 the other nnd n third on his loci. while. ' the fourth -ettml his picket-n. During ' the tussle. end while his pickets were he» ' ing gitUd he nude oomidonhlo mi... up- ' potently routing the dog- in the vicinity ' who in turn roused the inmate- of 'tevrral , ofthe lion-en. nu was noticed by n number i of ump- being lighted. Seeing thin the ' nun who won watching Wilkins' picket: drew n knife norm- his tliront. laying In he didio if he did not shut up he would E cut it open. lining ”oomph-shed their , design the men Jumped on their harm I nod mode of. Alter I Chart time Mr. W., who we: very much exhn'imd, emu and Wooded on his we]. In trying to get the one from himhin lightnrmwu badly "mt- uAsus was eublnquently put tn rights by Dr. Tuner. While down one M the I!!!“ hit Mr. Wilkin. I kick on the aide which -, him much poin. Altogether it we: . Inther neriuun nlhir. end Mr. W. oonnidm himlelf fortuimta in ewipml with his lib. Some " w" taken from his pockets. He has no idea who the par- ties were. it being to I (lurk to recognize their tLxm.--3fowst Foreat Confedrrxete. " " Now Manitoba in sending tiour to Min. (hag-plough: are being much ml this man. Be has had removed to s ante; Jr. Ind in m cloudy watched. 'minted it our to “up. detection. In a... of Mun he intmsdod to put . “nuke! my the all door. let tire to the chmuul, "a die by in cm Sine. his incarcenmm In In: an out I number of Account. tok 901W. unaware written on Indie.“ the lino- of writing being wide wan. m4 W001: he am to [ninth-ads. wing juic. from the onion- given him " his much. End the plot not been discovered Sturdy would undoubtedly have nnw been I fro. [mound thr' crowded out. of an; AM tho maul the polar spot. to ht. but. when In mad at "Pplieitt, and a. "ttie 'tr-tion, an latte dierrtrd (In the}. column. “My 0a.... “Mb-“bun "ee. TU 06' n. -ed, and John (at tome om. heed him: when" to and» ”at... chow-Why“, 'u-tual. o string Ut down by Sturdy from In. can. an! by m of them he chained a. and! an. Iona putty, paint, paint mun... all-road, do. Taking down from G car. ride: the bond on which the prtson mu w." Md. In (“tented it with pun: no u to form a dial! under the dining table, gm placed and (I 010 thinsm on the nln-lf, ". 'eetiatg the “'8 in some dust near the Lot sir Insider. With the “We the trruag w“ to be standard. grid if he could nun-m through tho bars in one night, he would Inn-0d MM up the cut with putty, “a ’ thrrreme, Bet. ".--Tho tmol mum“ have diamond I IOU-devil“! sch..." (a. the we! P. My. 'ho in gm " kid forth. Mum“ In. Car; much! may noeivod “Norm.“ that .oerMhiattt- mpg, “.49 on 'rat remand trmn Sturdy'u can Jam."i . The Guelph Abduction di,, Miscellaneous. G-tor 'tttMat-d vigil u. a. "In". any t-rtort....-., 9M». par hug. My" tb......... Ihrtti. per Ib......... I“. peed"........,. Wood, dry, you can This (“t-lull In not "ildrvr, lulu in 1mm Hoop. lurking up ohm “I! u'rnh-m. an Inm-l tt all Iiudfrr} 'n fur-Ian! but one pawn.- “I "l Mir. whit-h am "It "Input-n. sum-h u d- " quark. plug-r. t pnlynu, Hurling ttt Jan nun-nun. ("Ilium - Ind "lion alt-"IL - I" tlrr shove an“. TIM 1 mm “0'! draw». " P" the dull and " uu po meta well on th, Luna “I Whertt. p “ping “husk My. (Mu. Pun. Pall Wh, att-dow.., Putnam-n. Pt I tamipm P" In 313'. per ton.. “lo-nu the., CUMI'HL‘ND nov. Henry 1lersey, "-itat "mum": on M his home was on“ h who inmcu-d sever w in had not recon-r Buley ARMSTB Family M The Wort - cumhmv Thin Drunk l oil or "ther u will l-n Brottrl" Aort t touch a Bil-d. your c!" AM {In uh- auuly m u hm fuck!“ " IMO Jul-m to wh- “I“ dud-r the Inn the kid on on anurrV hill " mun-1 Thee I (ought m in an! do! in in put public- n.- gum "Indy In! n imam hum “med-mm Mud" " I'll] Who-t "W l 'being Wheat Bl em um] Illnnun will "mttivrl.t I 2'lll ba, [lawn This 53 In. mun [wen m t for the run Cir-Ian Mm she Hum: British Comiiti M. paid). "I [but No. e, Fr bq Dominion Wo kinds of Me for“! "the. Should be Inc airle _ KW». add-nut Ind Dun-rd "up. P lichen-runs. I" Imus tut g" Cond, W squirm halting to flu: urily art in t EINI’IIIH sum.- m 1 on“! I'm“ tl to an Toue PM". Fl M‘ I Inlrn manly. r an» mum t " mail. and nor-Inc- ‘g drfg thr Poardo with Cor "cl ths trrlleovtrt Tumors tisr, ”up, Swot-1 mod human (In worn for This Oil l with the I BAR British ll It am out mum... at M» anthem! iemi. th. hi “can it ts m - Cram-MR Put up in Mari} 11'! Oct. Btu, 19:7 Ole wheat-m I, mud. will off-<1“; in winter and thr- E NEW ADVER ARON ATI Thur sold it BRI T1511 kidm on " i Ila-m ' tad, dun Meal k tiid DU 's DALE TOWN TO M BOY W. " l I U "Di UD‘FIA In Damn: Metal kill Itll ll at ll